Tucker Booth Needs A Job! #9

Soul ....is a ham hock in your cornflakes....

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Funk!

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Between the Lines' for the Week Ending January 25, 2013

Progressive Caucus Yields to Obama concessions to Tea Party GOP; Keystone XL Pipeline Protests Part of Anti-Extractive Movement Solidarity Anti-Extractive Fossil Fuel; Recovering from Cancer Surgery, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez Unable to Attend his Inauguration

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Farmers lead successful fight against quarry development

Highland Companies bought up large tracts of land for a potato farm north of Toronto. But then local farmers discovered that the land was actually intended for a huge limestone quarry. Carl Cosack is chair of the North Dufferin Agricultural and Community Task Force.

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Get The Lead Out: Kevin Drum & Sarah Hess

The policy decisions we make today will have an impact on the next hundred years and beyond. It kind of makes you think, what policy decisions from the last century are we dealing with today? This week on Sea Change Radio, we focus on lead, a heavy metal whose regulation was slow to follow the discovery that it was highly toxic. The lag time meant the widespread use of this hazardous element as an ingredient in everyday substances like gasoline and house paint, and a toxic legacy that is still being felt. First, host Alex Wise speaks to Mother Jones political writer Kevin Drum, who’s recently published a set of high-profile articles suggesting a link between lead levels in our environment and crime rates. Then, we hear from Sarah Hess, who shares her personal story of lead exposure and how it inspired her to become a community advocate for safe and lead-free playgrounds.

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Stephen Schneider Tribute - A quarter century of unheeded warnings (TWO of TWO)

This is the last part of a tribute to the late climate scientist Stephen Schneider, a Stanford biologist, atmospheric scientist and co-recipient of the Nobel Prize for his work with the IPCC, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Schneider gave the opening address at the “Avoiding Dangerous Climate Change” conference at the Hadley Centre in England on February 1, 2005. At the request of the British government 200 scientists convened to counter the refusal of the US administration to acknowledge the urgency of the problems related to climate change. Data on the accelerated melting of the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets, and the possible collapse of the Gulf Stream that brings warm waters from the tropic across the Atlantic Ocean to Europe caused the greatest concern – but were not covered in the commercial US media.

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The World Needs a Revolution: Interview with Revolutionary Communist Leader Bob Avakian and Report on Closing Down Guantanamo Demo in DC

In this first segment of a 5 part interview, Avakian provides deep analysis on the recent elections and the illusion behind elections under this system; he speaks to the lies told about the history of communism; the real potential for revolution in this country and the strategy for that revolution; what the goal of this revolution is and, in particular, what the breakthroughs are that are concentrated in the new synthesis of communism that he has brought forward. Sweet reports on the January 11th demonstration in Washington DC demanding that Obama close Guantanamo now.

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Not Quite High and Lonesome

The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit Show - A musical mid-life crisis -- a late-night search for meaning and happiness airs on WRIR LP Monday nights from 11 PM to 1 AM. Stream the show @ www.wrir.org

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2013 03 A Peep at the Coops : East Dallas Urban Coop Tour (Part One of Two)

Backyard Chicken Broadcast Correspondent David Moore covers the East Dallas Urban Coop Tour of Spring 2012.

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"Una Paloma Blanca" 1/15/2013

A cautionary Toppers, featuring an interview with Brody, accomplished rhythm guitarist and brother-in-law of the show host.

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2013 Winnipeg Municipal Budget

On January 9, the executive policy committee of Winnipeg city council released its 2013 operating and capital budget. Christina Maes Nino, policy and program analyst with the Social Planning Council of Winnipeg, discusses problems with the budget including lack of vision and pro-business bias.

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Teachers and Anti-unionism

In early 2013, the Ontario education minister announced that the government was imposing a two-year contract on the province's public school teachers, rather than negotiating collective agreements. In response, teachers' unions in Ontario have engaged in labour actions, including strikes and boycotts of extracurricular activities. Paul Olson, president of the Manitoba Teachers' Society, discusses labour struggles for teachers in Ontario and Chicago. There's more information at mbteach.org.

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If Music Could Talk - Jan 6 & 13, 2013 - Runa Laila interview Parts 1 & 2 combined

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British civil war being planned by secret agitators?

http://bcfm.org.uk/category/shows/dialect-radio

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If Music Could Talk - Jan 13, 2013

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Yves Engler Book Launch: The Ugly Canadian

In 2012, Yves Engler launched his new book, "The Ugly Canadian: Stephen Harper's Foreign Policy." He spoke in Hamilton to a full house, and some audience members had to be turned away. Now you can listen to the book launch that you may have missed.

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KR Weekly News In Review

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The Israel Lobby Thing

Latest commentary - now with 18% more words at no extra cost!

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#3 - We Meant Well

Kenneth Dowst reviews a damning but humorous nonfiction book, "We Meant Well: How I Helped Lose the Hearts and Minds of the Iraqi People," by Peter Van Buren (Metropolitan Books [hardcover], 2011). This scathing and very funny memoir is by a mid-level foreign service officer assigned to the provinces of Iraq for one year during the U.S. occupation. It is full of first-hand details of how the State Department botched Iraq reconstruction--written by a man who helped botch it. In its wit and even in its "plot," the book is much like Joseph Heller's "Catch-22"--except that it's true, not fiction. Summary judgment: 4 out of 5 (well worth reading).

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Episode 01/15/2013

After technical problems prevented the first two shows of the year from being recorded, we are back in action in 2013. Solid set; a couple of new tracks, some old favorites, and some Mother's Milk cellar-classics that haven't been heard in an age.

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War Report

After a review of recent developments in the global wars in Asia and the Mideast, we consider whether current U.S. military strategy with its reliance on technology like drones is obsolete in light of dramatic Russian advances in submarine, hypersonic missile and stealth warfare.

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Zig Zag on Idle No More / Toronto High school teacher Luis Filipe on teachers rank-n-file resistance to Bill 115

Feature interviews on today's show with Zig Zag (warriorpublications.wordpress.com) on the "snakes in the grassroots" of #IdleNoMore and his analysis of the role of AFN Chiefs in the rising movement of grassroots Indigenous peoples; and Toronto high school teacher Luis Filipe, (a union executive of the OSSTF's local branch at Parkdale C.I. and a member of Rank-n-File Education Workers of Toronto - REWT) on the ongoing resistance of teachers to Bill 115 and other attacks on the education sector. Zig Zag interview begins 16:25. Luis Filipe interview begins 42:10. Six Nations hip-hop from Henny Jack, Tru Rez, Kardboard Kid, Pete Nyce & MC Sage. Filipino hip-hop from L.A., Power Struggle.

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Episode 6: January 14, 2013

Mondays 11pm - midnight on CFRC 101.9 fm radio, Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario. Hosts Dave Nrrd and Andy Personnel destroy your ears with the latest and the greatest.

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Brisbane Anarchist Summer School

The Brisbane Anarchist Summer School was held on January 12 and 13 2013. On this episode we talk with some of the organisers about the events and the workshops held. Also play It's the End of the World as We Know it and I feel Fine from submedia.tv. Sole - I think I'm Noam Chomsky Μουσικοί Ισοβίτες (feat Δ.Π.Θ.) ~ Στους Δρόμους (On the road) Paddy McHugh and the Goldminers - The Snowmen TISM - Australian Nationalism Anthem Andy Irine - Gladitators of the Working Class The Great Shame - Edward Kelley Moreton Bay - live in studio The End of the Road – John Sheehy

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La marge a CKRL 14 janvier 2013 David Bowie

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Appel à un contingent anticolonialiste dans la manifestation Idle No More à «Montréal»

Vous êtes invité à participer à un contingent anticolonialiste en support aux nations autochtones qui luttent présentement partout au Canada. Les politiques d'assimilation sont encore présentes. Et quel bel exemple que les dernières législations fédérales qui constituent un laissez-passer à la destruction des territoires ancestraux des autochtones! Ces territoires appartiennent aux cultures qui y vivent et qui y sont issues. Sans oublier qu’en ce moment deux Innues de Uashat Mak Maliotenam Aniesh Vollant et Shanet Pilouss ainsi que Theresa Spence sont présentement en grève de la faim. Nous n'allons pas laisser ces femmes de courage perdre leur vie sans réagir. Nous marcherons avec eux pour la liberté. Cette liberté enlevée par un apartheid silencieux qui a trop longtemps duré. Des bannières peuvent être créer à partir de 15h au Local du comité luttes autochtones A3.13 et nous partirons a 18h30 du cégep pour le rassemblement : http://www.facebook.com/events/463841100330694/ Ce contingent est ouvert à toutes et à tous.

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The Stuph File Program - Episode #0178

An eclectic collection of interviews and odd news designed to entertain

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Atelier 1: La violence sexuelle et le consentement (partie 2 de 2)

Une journée de réflexion sur la violence sexuelle dans les milieux de mobilisation a eu lieu le 8 décembre 2012 dans le but d'organiser une discussion collective plus large. Il s'agit de la deuxième partie de l'atelier 1: La violence sexuelle et le consentement. Donné par : Geneviève Pagé, professeure au département de Science Politique à l'UQÀM Claudia Bouchard, militante féministe Pour consulter le Rapport de la journée de réflexion sur les violences sexuelles et le résumé de cet atelier, suivez ce lien: https://www.facebook.com/notes/mariesoleil-chr%C3%A9tien/rapport-de-la-journ%C3%A9e-de-r%C3%A9flexion-sur-les-violences-sexuelles/10151140050095670 Pour écouter les enregistrements de l'atelier 2, Les différents aspects légaux des agressions sexuelles: http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/65709 et http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/65712 Pour écouter les enregistrements de l'atelier 3, Alliances et solidarité en cas de violence sexuelle dans son milieu de mobilisation: http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/65847 Pour écouter les enregistrements de l'atelier 4, Caucus non-mixte sur les moyens à utiliser maintenant: http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/65848 (http://montreal.mediacoop.ca/fr/audio/atelier-1-la-violence-sexuelle-et-le-consentement/15627)

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Atelier 1: La violence sexuelle et le consentement (partie 1 de 2)

Une journée de réflexion sur la violence sexuelle dans les milieux de mobilisation a eu lieu le 8 décembre 2012 dans le but d'organiser une discussion collective plus large. Il s'agit de la première partie de l'atelier 1: La violence sexuelle et le consentement. Donné par : Geneviève Pagé, professeure au département de Science Politique à l'UQÀM Claudia Bouchard, militante féministe Pour écouter la suite de cet enregistrement: http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/65553 Pour consulter le Rapport de la journée de réflexion sur les violences sexuelles et le résumé de cet atelier, suivez ce lien: https://www.facebook.com/notes/mariesoleil-chr%C3%A9tien/rapport-de-la-journ%C3%A9e-de-r%C3%A9flexion-sur-les-violences-sexuelles/10151140050095670 Pour écouter les enregistrements de l'atelier 2, Les différents aspects légaux des agressions sexuelles: http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/65709 et http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/65712 Pour écouter les enregistrements de l'atelier 3, Alliances et solidarité en cas de violence sexuelle dans son milieu de mobilisation: http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/65847 Pour écouter les enregistrements de l'atelier 4, Caucus non-mixte sur les moyens à utiliser maintenant: http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/65848 (http://montreal.mediacoop.ca/fr/audio/atelier-1-la-violence-sexuelle-et-le-consentement/15623)

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Tories block bill to bring affordable medicine to developing countries

A bill to amend Canada’s Access to Medicines Regime failed to pass in November. The bill was to streamline the process for producers of generic drugs and get low-cost medication to people who need it. Hélène Laverdière sponsored the bill. She is NDP MP for Laurier – Sainte-Marie.

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